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According to the Chancellor, businesses in Scotland will have access to nearly £600 million through the scheme.
Venues are still likely to receive support – but it is not yet clear how much of the money will have to be taken from other sources.
On Ms Forbes’ claims, Stuart McPhee, director of Aberdeen bar and hotel Sibera and spokesman for the Aberdeen Hospitality Together industry group, said: “Money that becomes available for business support, needs to get out to businesses as quickly as it possibly can.
“Like every round of funding we have had so far, the devil is in the detail and we need to see what transpires and how quickly it comes to the businesses.
Colin Cameron, Owner of Kirkgate Bar.
However, some business leaders hope the introduction of Level three restrictions will encourage people to support local during the festive season.
Colin Cameron, who owns the Kirkgate Bar, The Bridge and Masada Bar, said pub bosses need customers, not support.
He said: “It’s a real disappointment for the hospitality industry in Aberdeen because we have done so well.
“In my three pubs, we are doing our best to ensure people have a substantial meal when they are having alcohol and are complying with the rules. Customers really appreciate what we are doing and the staff are all up for it.